Signing a lease for commercial real estate can secure the space and location your business requires to be successful. Yet, as time goes on and your business needs change, the terms of an existing real estate lease may not suit your situation. When this happens, you’re...
A commercial lease transaction in California is often much different than a residential lease transaction. When you sign a residential lease, you typically have no say in the lease length or terms. You either accept the lease as it is or decline it if you find the...
Leasing a commercial space in the Bay Area is much more labor intensive than leasing a residential property. Before you choose a space to lease, you should find answers to the following questions: Who owns the property? Who is the landlord? Are there other tenants on...